Hi again, Thanks for your help guys but I've another question! How can you add javascript code into an xslt? Are there tags like CDATA that you use?
You put it in like every other literal text elements inside literal html tags. The only thing you need to think about is special character handling ( ampersand must be & in your style sheet). Yes, you can use <![CDATA[ ... ]]> to simplify that.
Still, the advice you got about putting your script in a .js file included with src= is good a lot of the time, but not necessary.
I take it you're new to xml/xslt? May I suggest that you check out the
mulberry tech list (http://www.mulberrytech.com) for those basic questions. You'll get better answers there because it's on topic. Cocoon uses xml/xslt of course but it's not relevant here and your questions might get ignored as noise.
Geoff
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